I know that between 3 and 6 months before the redemption period expires, I must serve all parties with a final take notice that requires that I inform them that a petition for a tax deed has been filed and the court date for that hearing.

The glass top / cooktop part is no longer manufactured.

After spending multiple nights seeing this, while partying and drinking with friends, I ended up falling for the "try it out for 30 days risk free. 

What type of delegation is used in order to give both parties a beneficial relationship. 

We are looking to expand our management to third party and obviously start a seperate property management company.

But here's the part I took away: "Longer term, Denver's strong demographic trends bode well for absorption of any oversupply." 

I can still maintain my profession as an attorney because for the most part I have hired staff and set processes up that don't require me to be part of the day to day operations.

Theoretically there can be an infinite number of parties involved, but it's difficult enough putting together a deal with 2 parties.

In the Commercial space, all parties are deemed sophisticated enough to look out after their own interests. 

There are certainly risks to both parties but from your perspective it seems like it is a try before you buy type situation.